Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey Question?

Question

In the 2nd section that starts with "These beauteous forms," Wordsworth says that his memories of the spot have given him 3 things...what are they? Thanks

Answer 1

(1) sweet sensations — direct sensations of beauty in the ruins he had seen, which are immediately pleasurable (the direct impression of nature in general)
(2) reflected sensations — the same sensations, recalled in memory; the stock of sentiment which is an important part of the Romantic approach to experience (translated into poetry or other forms of art).
(3) insight (the application of thought to reflected sensations; the basis for scientific understanding).